DG-BR4000N/E User Manual
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The QoS function sets priority policies on applications, online games, Ethernet LAN ports
and MAC addresses, sets an order for various network traffics, and thus optimizes your
network performance.
The following table describes parameters in the QoS Setup page:
Item
Description
Enable WMM
(Wi-Fi
multi-media)
Settings
Enable or disable WMM. Wireless Multimedia (WMM) is a subset
of the 802.11e standard. It supports setting priorities of wireless
traffics according to data types within a certain range. Time-related
information such as audio and video has higher priority than normal
data. To ensure proper performance of WMM, wireless clients must
support WMM.
Turn Internet Qos
Access On
Enable or disable QoS. After it is enabled, you can optimize the
network access traffics according to the settings in the QoS Priority
Table page.
Turn Bandwidth
Control On
Set the maximum uplink bandwidth at the WAN port.
If the value is in units of Kbps, the maximum value is 1000. If the
value is in units of Mbps, the maximum value is 100.
Setup QoS rule
Click the button and the QoS Setup page is displayed
Enable Trusted IP
Address
After it is enabled, you can reserve half egress bandwidth for a
specified computer, to avoid impact to the computer because of
Internet access behaviors by other users in the network.
Trusted IP Address
Specify the IP address of a computer. You need to enter only a
numeral in the fourth field.
Click Setup QoS Rule and the QoS Setup page appears: